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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
FOURTH EDITION


DOVER, April 10 To day there was
very little OF general interest transacted.
beyond the oleonargariue bill passin q
the Senate and becoming law. While
both houses passed great maDy bills,
they were In the many school and In.
corpora alton laws. The oleomargarine
bill Is very strict, and there is no pos
sible way to eVade It's provisions. The
bill was considered deal IN the Senate,
aud SENATOR Csossan took hold Of IL,
and after . hard fight succeeded In
putting IL through. The Senator was
In excellent spirits over its passage.
High license, and indeed nearly all
le gislation upon the subject Of temper
auce, cs n be cor ,dered dead this session.
The committee had y stormy sessi N
and o great many hard things were said
OF each other, and finally the Smalley
substitute WAS killed in mmittee.
This Is not the end OF 1t however. The
bill will be reported - the House by a
minority of the committee, and will
come up for consideration at 3 O'Clock
on Monday. The chances OF passing
the dill are good in the House, but II
will never 20 through the Senate, for
the very reason that the anti family
men do not propose to allow the Biggt
I'D Illustration TO appoint one moIo
man than they can possibly help
Speaker McCabe feels very sore owe
the matter. He says three men In Su
sex were elected because they were
supposed to be better Temperance mel
than those on the temperance ticket
He was elected on that ground, and II
oouseQ uencs received larger vote thar
any other Of the candidates. His con.
siiuents will know that Mr.. McOab,
has fulfilled his pledges, ald he vii
not be criticised. He will, however
make fight for his local option bill
On Monday there will be several earn
est speeches calling upon the member:
to do something.
The Twelfth ward bill introduc By
Mr.. Ware, divides the Old Tenth ward
into two sections, dividing ut Frank liz
street. The object OF the bill In to di
vice the tremendous voting population
OF the ward The ward now contains
nearly 2 SEQ voters, and this bill abou
evenly divides them. Nothing politi
cal is meant by the bill, nor IL any per
s0nal interest involved.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
LYNCH & l.EARY.

We are ready for business in
OR new store. Everything new
and fresh Prices the very low
est for first-class goods. We do
not give any chromos to sell
goods; they sell on their merits.
Large stock OF the best brands
OF Hour. Hungarian 90. is our
leader,25c per barrel below mar
ket price; and Just think, a bar
rel OF Ohio Roller Ground
Flour Tor S4.75 net. A bag of
good flour for SIC. We make a
Especially OF flour. Next-coffec
roasted twice a week. Next
tcas-a tea store assortment
carefully selected in New York.
NeXt-canncd goods-we keep
everything that Is kept in the
! canned goods lac. Hundreds
OF cans Of tomatoes, table
peacllcs,2 ior a5c; Boston baked
beans, canned pineapple, etc.
Imported pickles. 25c; pure
salad oil, imported sardincs; in
TACT everything usually kept in
a well regulated store. Orders
taken and delivered TO all parts
OF the city. Our location is con-
vcnient to the markets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16

DOVER April 15.-On Tuesday even
Ing last Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Richardson
entertained about one hundred OF their
friends in the Hotel Richardson at
euchre. Nineteen tables we're filled
with plnye rs, play commencing ats 10
aud closing at 10 80, q. the conclusion
OF which the following prize winners
were announced: Ladies-First prize,
Miss May Anderson; Q ,ond prlzs, Miss
Lucy Gibson; third priz,, Mrs. HUT
ington; Bobby prize. Mrs. Phil. Bur
nett, Gentlemen-First pr'zs, Mr..
Harry Walker; second prizs, Mr.. Judge
Green; third prize. John q. Psnniwell.
Sr Bobby prize, Mr.. Howard Tsy lor.
An elegant luuch WINS served after the
awarding Of the prizes In the handsom Q
dining rooms of the hotel. Ths affair
was the most erj1sahle over held In
Dover. TIE host and hoitees are cele-
DRAFTED in 'ha State Capital as enter.
tainerp, and this, il anything, surpasse a
any of their previous delightful parties.
Nothing WAS left Hndone to corduce 10
ones thorou7h sIjoyment.. IL was =
general remark by Lhose present that a
worry pleasant evening had been spent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
CrLEItY to Il IiOrsa

Last evening AS Dstactive Joces Was
passing by Seventh and Walnut streets.
ne saw "A co.0red man named Chsriea
Polk running horse up and down the
hill. he had strap buck!ed tightly
around the animals lower Jaw, md
was pulling = around by tho tail. Toe
man was under the influence of liounr
and the on ceT teok hin 10 custody. He
was arra.gned al the city court this
morntng, Phea The testimony showed
that Po.k d San ysader, and that a.
his horse was sick he HAD lett it al
Kyle's livery s.2b.e,snd hired this oae.
He denied ...-,:eatins the animal, bu,
on the testimony OF Oficsr Jones',
who contended that ne did, be was tined
81 and COSTS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
KENNARD&C0,

The lO.cent hose
are all gone. Our
next great bargain
is a line of Ladies'
Extra Quality Bal.
briggan at l9c per
pair; never sold UNI
der 25c anywhere,
and a wonderful bar
gain in Ladies' Col
|ored Lisle Thread
Glove at TIC. You
must see this Glove
to know how cheap
they are. F i n e
quality and full
length.
We open to-day
a full line of those
fine ribbed Hose for
children. 'Th e s e
goods have been
sold by us in this
market for the past
two seasons, and are
beyond doubt the
incest goods in this
line imported, and
are very reasonable
in price. 5 in. to
|S1 in. all blacks,
r.
with white foot or
half white foot and
fast black. Also a
full assortment of
the only fast black
Ladies' Hose, i'm
ported, at 3D. to so
cents. Lisle thread
in same fast black
at so cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16

Harry Hart. the cnterprising clothier
occupying SIG Market street, has had
placed at the outside front of his estab'
lishment two leo candle power electric
lights, which shows oil his place TO a
splendid advaI taPe. lie is also increas
ing the power OF his lights in the inside
OF his store, and making other improve
mcnts up to the spirit Of the age. Mr..
Hart has just received tremendous con.
consignment OF goods which he is putting
in place, both In the first and second
sorry OF his large store His imported
summer stock is exceedingly fine and
varied.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
A M2lu.NNO Eira

The main building of the Cochccc
Print Works, at Dover, New Hampshire
was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon
The loss is estimated at 500 COO aud 600
operatives will be thrown out OF work
for several months. The fire started In
the 'hoc room" and spread so some OF
the operatives had to run for their lives
or jump from windows, leaving coats
vests, money and watches behind. Al
old man named Hayes, who could no
jump, tumbled Gown stairs from the sec
ond story, and was picked up insensih!
and badly burned. Several flremen werl
slightly injured.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
THIRD EDITION.


We com pile the following items from
The Newark Ledger:
= mum Dor Of the congregation Of the
Head OF Chrisiiaua Church made sur
prise visit 10 Rsv. DIR. Vsllandigham
on Wednesday evening. They served
up . variety OF tempting edibles. Of
which Gil partook, and also left behind
many Substantial tokens Of their regard
Tor their pastor and his family.
Deputy Attorney General Thomasi
OAsts AID wife came to Newark on
Ehursday evening on their return from
tneif wedding journey, and are Writing
Aes. Springer, the brides mother
Iney visited Washington, ID. g and
OLD Point Comfort on their trip, and
ware given . reception at the home OF
HI. Davis parents in Milford.
On Thursday evening about o'clock
the barn on the farm now owned by
1t. Roee-the estate of the late James
YAtes-was burned to the ground.
There were about ten tons OF hay and
seventy-hve bushels of oats, about one
ton Of bran and ell the farming nipple
9euts that were in the building were
burned. A road wagon and fan were
saved. The loss falls heavy on the
owner. 1t is supposed to be the work
OF an ircend.ary.
George Valentine. who acted as brake
man on the Newark and Pomeroy Rail.
road for over 12 years, and resided in
this town, has been transferred to the
main line OF the Pennsylvania Eail'
road between Philadelphia and Down.
tnRtown,
john Arthur Jones died on Thurs
day, after long illness, aged IS yeass
His remains will be Inferred to morrow
(Sunday sfteInoon.)
Mr.. Henry Edward Eckel, . graiu
ate Of the oiais OF 'S5 Of Delaware Col
lege and nov pursuing a theological
couIse at New York, paid his many
friends N Newark visit on Tuesday.
George Mettinger ofour town, having
procured q situation at Pawtucket,
Rhode Island, will settle in that town
and State. Mrs. Mettinser, nee Wild
does, with her little girl, started for
Rhode Island last Thursday morning.
A very pleasant progressive euchre''
party was led at the residence of Mir.
Nelson Warren on Friday evening last
Among the guests present were Harry
Triggs, Lew. Morrow, Charles roulk
and Miss Edith Trump, all from vii
mington; Miss Grace Camp, of Newark
Misses Ida Camp and Emma Gilpin o
Chestertown, Md; Alfred Townst nj
and sister Of Kimbeville, Pa. Misi
Townsend carried of the honors OF tt,
evening with 6rst prize, while Mr.. Nor
row was equally fortunate on the gen
tlemen's side.
Miss Camp and Mr.. Warren wer,
found to be the unlucky ones, and tn,
bloody" prigss were accordingly con
ferred upon them. Miss Camp wal
given o toy horn-something it wa,
hoped she could play-while Mr.. War
ren's vas LEI: shoe last, sisnifying
last and left. Out of courtesy to hi,
visitors Mr.. Warren declined to accep
the honor, but could not prevail upor
any one TO share the distinction.
Rsfreshment, were served al II o'c ocl
after which TIE party broEe up, tn
Wilmington gentlemen returning o,
the l 81 q, 10. rain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
DIED.
DIED.
DEAN.-At Newark, Del, April II, william

DAEDs
DEAN.-At Newark. Del, April II, william
Dean, aged CT years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited TO attend the funeral Of The deceased
from hts late residence, Newark, Del, on
saturday afternoon, at 2 o'cocx. liner.
ment at the Mothodist Cemetery at Newark,
Del without further notice.
Friends from Wilmington can take the
l2.bS y. IL. train fIom the p, ". h Is. depot
for Newark Centre and return on the 4. II
p. N.
FORWOOD On the 18th inst, Amor T. For.
wood, aged 30 years.
Relatives ana friends are respectful In.
vited to attend hisfunerai from hts late resi-.
tence, In Brandywine Hundred, on MONDAY,
tho 18Th inst, at IL o'clock. lnterment se
SLOAN nj. u. Cemetery, Delaware County,
Pa Serviofg At the church.
CARRIE this city. ou the 18th list. Geo
W. Carr, son of Anna h. ana the la:e ohm
Cart.
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend
the funeral Monday afternoon at $40 o.
cock, from the residence OF his mother, NO.
704 Vest Ninth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16

CHICAGO, April 15.-Minnie Bertrand,
aged twen;y-pne, was fatally shot last
night on Throop street by her husband,
Joseph Bertrand, aged twenty-five, a
stove gto@ier. She died very soon, and
NE Attempted suicide by shooting him
seE in the left breast. After being shot,
Mrs. Pertraud ran across the street with
her nj feteen months old child in her
arms md fell 70 the sidewalk, at the same
time Ealing for some one to take her
baby. ust as she sank to the ground
Bertrand, who had been coolly watching
her, placed the muzzle of the revolver to
his breast AID pulled the trigger. He
sank to the ground and was preparing to
shoot again, when the weapon was taken
from him. He and his wife have lived
very unhappy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16

The lacn CT the Dcrringer farm in New
Cast Hundred, occupied by Abraham
Kelley, took i.re on Friday afternoon and
Vas entir-ly destroyed with It's entire con-
Jelts, c.relsthg Of several tons OF hay,
two leArborus, wheat drill and other
farming utensils. The inen were in the
field at the time, and consequently the
tire attained such heedway before they
could reach it after The alarm WAS given.
that they were unable 20 save anything.
The bui ding was insured in the Farmers
Mutual OF the State OF Delaware.
The loss 10 the Derringer property was
aboat SEQ ai1 Kelley's loss was about
S45U.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
Orders for Tin iiouiiu..

James L. Wood y Go. have ever Q
huoared thousand feet OF tin roofing 20
Dut or. Tue Ms.Srs. Wood ~ Co. are
tn. leading rooftTs in the state. Tley
DO OIL kinds o; meta. roofing. They are
now tinishins he roofing OF TIE Bran
DIVINE Springs boarding house. which
took seVera. thonsand feet OF tin. They
have several orders for other kinds Of
job wors, watch will keep them going
pretty lively.
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At the Academy of Music.

The Hed.ey & Harrison COMPANY
will close taeir week at tho Academy
of Music tonight, and the Silver Kiur
will be presented for the last time.
Mex: Monday night the Lamb, Jorcan
& Price Company will Commence an
engagement Of oae week in tbs sersa
tionai drama, or tbs Rio Grande. TOTS
play has been the attraction ct the Ma
tional Theatre, Philadelphia, this
week, and has drawn crowded houses
every night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
THIS IS
The Founders Day

This day we put another
notch in the age-stick and
count our twenty-seventh
year begun.
The regard you bear to
this city OF Philadelphia and
its prosperity must needs
sparkle into a blaze when
you consider how Oak Hall,
its goods aud its workrooms.
have been helpers to it.
You have made it what i.
is,good friends,by your gen.
erous patronage, and that
Endorsement has stimulated
us to do what has been done
and what we mean to do.
Oak Hall was but a little
store at the corner OF a
street: what other than
others! BY the shoulders OF
thousands of you it has been
pushed firmly into its pres
ent greatness: an establish
ment SO great that whoever
| o o k S Philadelphia. wards
from all the country around
sees Oak Hall. Its reputa
ton higher than the Public
Buildings: solid as honest
principles and fair-dealing
its trade wide as those who
could reach it.
The millions of money
that have gone into the
hands of our &orkpeople
and, through them, to every
chanel OF the city's lite, arc
not to be diminished. Stand
ing to-day upon the thresh-
old OF a new year, we sec
brighter and brighter days
day by day, stronger and
better. Stronger and bet
ter means more work, more
business, more money tc
disburse.
To you, who look upor
the old corner as a place &c
depend on, an institution o
the city, we say. expec
even larger and bette
things from us. Well double
and treble it as a manufac
turing mart and a place tol
distributing labor and wages
in the future.
On this Anniversary Day
then, assured of generous
welcome,let lis have a town
meeting OF all who wish Oak
Hall and Philadelphia well
and to see how handsome
the old corner looks.
And begin our twenty.
seventh year the brightes;
yct.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
Race at Newark.

There wac p race at HoInswood Park,
near NeTa-1, yes e:Gay Afternoon, be
tween the tny mage May dover, Q " 81
~ IA. Die- IN, and the bay geld.
=.es -om &eeGe, owned by Chas. Arm.
st.onG, The race was for the best three
IL hVe, has IL consequence Of dead
aeat Elk T-lc ftot.td. Msyhower was
declared tna winner OF the purse OF $50
the race wac clYaeiy contested and very
exciting.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
Death OF sirs. Sones,

Mrs. Annn q. t'ones, widow OF Capt.
Henry B. Nonts, who has been seriously
Ill for the past two weeks, died yester
day at her residence, No. 1906 Jefferson
street. Mrs. Nones was the mother OF
Albert s. Nones and henry 3. Nones,
engineer in the United Stares Navy.
The funeral, which will De private, will
take place az II O'Clock On Monday
morning from the residence of her son
No. 1904 JEFFERSON street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16

The rehearsal of the cantata of Esther
at BIT. P&u's M. e. church last Thurs.
day evening was very satisfactory. The
soloists are we.i cp In their parts, and
Judging from the interest manifested
by the chorus c! $50 voices it will be o
grand success. The next rehearsal will
De Oh MONDAY everipg at Baynard' a
music par .o.s, a: which time tickets
will be gtvea 10 each member admit
ting them % the Opera House ca
"wednesday evening TO the firsS re
hesrsal on the stage. l. is very im.
portant that each member should be
present. ss no1s will b. admitted to the
Opera House sage Only those having
tickets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
bringing GU Load OF Cholera

WAsu%oToN, April l5.-surgeon Gen
raj Hamilton, OF the Marine Hospital
Service, to-day received telegram from
inspector Burgess at Havana stating that
the British steamer Ayrshire, Buenos
Ayrcs and Mon,evideU, February |, had
sailed from Havana ON the 10Th nstan.
for Delaware Breakwateg without bill
OF health. Cholera is raging in those
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
Cuen TODAY,

George A. Taylor opened dis now
7.ocecJ store Al the northeast cccntr
ln..i AID King st5esta tia taarLiux,
anu lid "a exec. ent businers fa- tie
tirss cay, His stock il ali ,re.a AID
new, and the prices at which he is fer
ing aoods will uo DOUBT secure him a
large trade.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
S. E. cor. Sixth & Market,
PHILADELPHIA.
u EdlSrEk'S ORDER,
~ RRGIsTBR's OyYICE,
NEW CASTLE Oounry I,Ki

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DR.,
March 81, 1851.
pom the application of CHARLES IL
~ BrROAM ME and JACOB FRANCIS
ht ZEN Ohnk Executors OF Jacob Ruben
came, late Of M III Greek HID. in said county,
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executors aforesaid give
police III granting OF letters Testamen-
tary upon the estate Of the de.
eesed, with the date Of granting thereof
ny causing advertisements to 20 posted
WITHIN forty days from the date o.
eIthe county OF New CASTLE, requiring AZ
persons having demands against the estate
20 present the same, or abide by an Act o.
assembly In such case made and provided
Anu aiso cause the sane to be inserted
wlthln the same period In tho Daily
hhPGbLicAr, newspaper published in WIZ
mlngton, and to be continued therein three
weeks 10 o d..
~ Given under the hand and Sea-
l.. 3. ofOfiice OF tho Register aforesaid,
49, az Wilmington, In New Oastls
Oouhty Aforesaid, the day and year aboVs
written. JUN X. BRADFORD,
Register.
NoTroB.-All persons having claims aRsins
the estate OF tho deceased must present tns
SANE, duly atlested to the Executors.
on or before March 3lst, 1850. o.
spide the Act Of Assembly In such cane maa'
CHARLES ii. RUBENCAME, Stsnton'
JAc1R FRAHUIs RUBENOAME, Kim
DIeViiie, Chester Co., Pa. sl.3~eOu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16

DR.. James Corrie, dentist in Ralti
more, WRITES: 81 have used Dr. Buil's
Cough Syrlp personally and in ms
family for two Or three years, aad !
am prepared 10 say there Ii nothing to
compare to IL as remedy for cough,
colds, etc 3" % cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
II the sYGr1!ngmen

are 10 doubt as TO what the prison
manufactures are doing aud the ettec.
OF convict labor. Let them read the New
YORK Sunday papers to morrow. Fullest
Sporting auC dramatic news; base ball
games, any Vow York or Phila5 ell
cha ra7e-e sUppied by Frist a. Davis,
BIB Marac. street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16

Miss Rebccca Faust having sold hei
farm of II acres, siiuated near Love
vile, Mill Creek Hundred, to a resi
dent OF our city for 81 700, Will sall her
personal property at Pablo sale, or
Thursday. the 2Sth inst, after which
time she intends to remove to Lancas
ter County, Pa, where her relatives re
side,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
Tue Crop of Drunks

The following crop of iuebrates was
disposed Of at this mornings session of
the city court: Michael Gronin and
John Mcguire were committed until tn.
morrow morning, and John Keiser WINS
hued 81 and costs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
An Internal MachIna

Aaron Hall, of Wallingiord, Connect
cut, claims to have found an internal
machine under his bed few nights ago.
He says that Alexander Hall hired Alton
Fowler to place the box under the bed
and touch it oil. Fowler corroborates
the charge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
Appointments.

Presiding Elder Murray will preach
at Mt. Pleasant to morrow 10. 30 q, m.
and not at VT. Salem az stated In the
Morning News Hs will preach at
ClsymoBt at z 80 p. N. aud hold the
quarterly conference at Bethel, on Mon
Cay, ~ 3 p. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
st James Ohurcn.

A quarterly meeting will be held In st.
james Chapel over Eleventh street bridge
tomorrow. Love feast In the morning.
Doors open at 6 O'Clock; preaching at IL
a m, $50 p IN. and 7.30 p. m. Rev. G.
II. Walker, the pastor, will conduct all
the services.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
Go To

Taylor & Fnl,ertou's, 302 King street,
for o vial OF Hance's Mandrake Pellets.
They will cure headache, constipation,
&c. Are sm all, readi y swallowed, and
Just the thing for children.
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Watch and Wait.

Oratcrs on toast, coolest and best
hook bier ir thus cry th!s day and
evening, having been bIewed es pe cially
for the Justisen house, No. 20 SCUM
Justison street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
Special Meeting To-n,sht

TIE Young Meme Democratic C!at
will have 3 special meeting this even
Ing to take into consideration The ,esi-
traitor law endorsed by the Onzens
Committee, and winch is now before the
Legislature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16

Pains in the back are frequeptlv
caused BY sudden wrenoEing of the
spine. A few applications Of saliva.
ton Oil will give permanent relief,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
AT the kiDk.

A game OF polo will take placs at the
Wilmington Rink to night. The rick
should os Tiled, rs 1t prom ICES TO bs o
very nice game, and will bs well con
tested for the best two out of three
goals.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16
Musical and Lnerary 3,n,ert,

Musical and Literary Entertainment
The Eat over Church Society saye a
musi2a; ara literary entertain Inert la.
evening that was We'll attended n,
interesting programme WIS pt.serte
which was epprecIa.a1 by al. present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16

Ind herring at Church etreet wharf
everv week day during fish ssason; also
at 307 King street. w, G, Elliott
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16

The reason why people go after Harry
Feldmeier's Saturday night lunches is
because they are decidedly the best In the
city, and the Snapper lunch furnished at
the FELTON, House tonight will top them
iall out.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16

We are selling the best buggies fcr
ths price in the market. Cal! and ccu.
vince youraelf, at Walthe. 8, 1naautac
tprtr, over Market street bsidee. ss.
pairing Promptly attended to AZ moGer
ate prices. Ali work warrantsd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-16

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